UTGPF · Dividend Triangle
5-year compound growth across Revenue, , and Dividend — the three legs that decide whether a payout is sustainable.
note: the leg can look weak for a healthy REIT because depreciation is non-cash. Check the REIT Cash Lens in the Stock Modal for the -based view that income investors actually use.
DiviDrip's Opinion
Underlying property metrics are weakening.
- Debt-to-equity at 28.11 — high leverage for a REIT.
What changes our mind: Rent growth returning, deleveraging, or two clean years of held dividend would warrant another look.
DiviDrip's Opinion is an educational signal based on public financials, not financial advice. Always do your own research.
- Reported payout ratio is 190% — but REITs are required by law to distribute ≥90% of taxable income, and non-cash depreciation drags . Check the Cash Lens below for the -based payout, which is the figure income investors actually use for REITs.
Source: Yahoo Finance · Cached 24h · Dividend Triangle is for educational use, not investment advice.
The Dividend Triangle is an educational visualization. It is not investment advice and does not replace your own research or a conversation with a licensed financial advisor.